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Originally Posted by MrSpanky  Rubber guard for sure. There's so many paths you can take from there if you know the system well. But usually I go for the pump to sweep him to his back and get the arm bar. It's not white belt hype like some people will tell you if you learn it, and train with people who know it well, there's really not that many defenses for the other guy to use. |
i use rubberguard a lot, (and i'm a 200+ pounder too, so it's rare in my division), but lately i've been using sean williams guard more often. bring up the meathook, (i use my left leg almost always), and reach around it under the knee, trapping their arm and allowing you lots of free space to move your hips out. there's a great choke from there too, almost like a triangle but using your forearm for the pressure.